SOLVED use {chat_id} as the service protocol number

[GuilhermeDeLucca]

I would like to send a text to the visitor saying:

This is your protocol number {chat_id}

However, this variable is not displayed to the user, becoming {chat_id}

What am I doing wrong? This variable is just for the API, or I can do what I want directly in the BOT interactions

[ { "_id": "zOX4gqlSR", "type": "text", "content": { "text": "This is your protocol number {chat_id}" } } ]

[remdex]

Use {args.chat.id}
https://doc.livehelperchat.com/docs/bot/bot-text#replaceable-variables

[GuilhermeDeLucca]

Perfect worked correctly!

However, I still don't understand how it works {args.

https://doc.livehelperchat.com/docs/bot/bot-text#replaceable-variables
In the documentation we have:

Other:

{{ip}} - visitor ip. If you are running background worker this value will be localhost.
{{footprint}} - last 25 viewed pages url's
{{chat_id}} - chat ID
{{timestamp}} - unix timestamp

Thank you for your help!

I really hadn't thought of {args.<>} because it is not clear to me

[remdex]

You are mixing two things. Replace variables for the text messages etc. https://doc.livehelperchat.com/docs/bot/bot-text#replaceable-variables they have single brackets.

Rest API bodu has two brackets
https://doc.livehelperchat.com/docs/bot/rest-api

args. you can access any passed argument and it's sub attribute see chat definition
https://api.livehelperchat.com/#/

Or directly PHP class
https://github.com/LiveHelperChat/livehelperchat/blob/master/lhc_web/lib/models/lhchat/erlhcoreclassmodelchat.php